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Homesense Adds Duct Cleaning to List of Services
Specialization is important to us. While many in our industry jump into plumbing or electrical work because it’s “good for business”, we’ve always been hesitant to stray from our core competency. But after significant research into indoor air health, and at the request of hundreds of clients over the years, we have decided to invest...
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Six Ways to Know if Your Indoor Air Has Been Polluted
Brian Shutt: Hey, this is Brian Schutt with Homesense Heating and Cooling. We are back on Facebook Live again, I’m sure you’re excited. Here with Matt Patrick, our comfort consultant and indoor air health specialist, among other things. A couple of weeks ago, we talked about the issues related to humidification and what you can...
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Preparing for the Next Round of Cold – Homesense Talks to WTHR 13
As winter weather continues, we spoke with Matt McCutcheon of WTHR-13 about some of the big things to remember to keep your furnace working on the coldest January days: Airflow matters. Change your filter early and often. Even if you’ve changed it recently, if you have airflow issues, you’ll quickly have furnace issues. Adjust expectations....
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Channel 6: Get a Second Opinion on Furnace Repairs
With temperatures dropping, Channel 6 reached out to us to find out what insider recommendations we could give to homeowners in Central Indiana. A few highlights from our conversation that weren’t included in the video: Be wary of a repair technician that says you “have to replace your furnace”. Anything can be fixed and it’s...
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Homesense on WTHR: Tips to Keep Your Home Warm for Less
INDIANAPOLIS (WTHR) — We’ve already seen near-freezing temperatures this season—an unfriendly reminder that winter is on its way. It’s time to consider the most efficient ways to heat your home, and your thermostat is a very important part of the process. The age of it, how you manage it, even the location of it in...
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Homesense featured on Channel 6: How to Avoid Getting Ripped Off
ROCKY RIPPLE, Ind. — Steamy summer weather is the busiest time of year for air conditioning companies, but you can end up paying a lot more money than you need to if you’re not careful. Homeowner Rachel Wuthrich of Rocky Ripple told Call 6 Investigates she came close to unnecessarily spending thousands of...
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Homesense Hires Brady Wilson at General Manager to Continue Growth
Homesense Heating and Cooling Announces Hiring of Growth Focused General Manager After 7 straight years of growing, Homesense is excited to take the next step by hiring Indiana native Brady Wilson as General Manager. Brady brings to Homesense a wealth of experience inside and outside the industry. The Indiana University graduate is stepping into a...
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Millions of Dehumidifiers Recalled due to Fire Risk
5.6 Million Dehumidifiers Sold Between 2003 and 2013 Included One of our goals at Homesense is to keep you informed of HVAC related items that effect your comfort and safety. With the wide-ranging impact of this dehumidifier recall, we wanted to send a special message. This may not impact you, and is specifically for dehumidifiers, taking...
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Two Things to Check First if Furnace Not Heating Your Indianapolis Home
What You Can Do Before Calling Homesense to Your Cold Home in Fishers, Noblesville, Carmel, Westfield, Zionsville, or Indianapolis All of us at Homesense Heating and Cooling love getting a chance to work with homeowners throughout Central Indiana, but we also love giving some tips on things you can do before giving us a service call. In this...
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What the Department of Energy Thinks About Your Air Conditioner
If you’ve spent more than five minutes rolling through our website, you’ve likely discovered that we’re strong believers that regular maintenance on your HVAC system can keep it running smoothly and efficiently throughout the year. Why We Believe in Preventative Maintenance on Your HVAC System We often compare it to your automobile that needs regular inspections and...
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